Since the launch of Bing in June 2009, its market share of search engine traffic has been steadily growing. With all of the excitement around the new engine, though, and its focus on relevancy, marketers are clamoring to ensure their websites get ranked well in the up-and-coming engine.
Bing's layout, components and algorithm vary greatly from Google. But what factors about one website make it more relevant about a topic than another website in Bing’s estimation? Join us for this seminar and learn what the most important ranking factors are for Bing and what your SEO best practices should include when optimizing for this search engine.
Janet Driscoll Miller is the president and CEO of Search Mojo, a search engine marketing firm specializing in SEO, PPC, social media and website analytics. Miller has over ten years of search engine marketing and business-to-business (B2B) lead generation experience.
She has spoken at many search engine marketing conferences including Search Engine Strategies and PubCon, has published articles in B2B Magazine, Visibility Magazine and others, and contributes to several blogs, including Search Marketing Sage, Marketing Pilgrim and Search Engine Journal.
Janet holds a degree from James Madison University in Communications and Graphic Arts.
Key people on your Web team should attend this seminar—copywriters, information architects, marketing communications wonks, interface designers, and anyone who will be adding content to your site.
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"Good overview of the differences between Google and Bing. Also had some very actionable information, which is always a good thing. Not just theories - I can go DO something with this info."
"This seminar gave me valuable websites that can help determine how people are linking to me and underscored important messages about meta description and key words."
"If you need to get ahead of the curve with SEO, must be exploring and engaging with Bing..some great tips."
"Good reminders about SEO in general, which is always helpful. Lots of actionable items presented and great access (as always) to the presenter."
"I had never taken BING seriously. I have more respect for it now."